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TORONTO – The fourth wave of the pandemic? It has already begun. And it mainly affects the unvaccinated, even if – in some cases – those who have already received the vaccine get sick as well. This is what emerges from the latest data relating to infections: the daily count of Covid-19 cases in Ontario continues to fluctuate between 300 and 400 new infections per day and infectious disease experts warn that an increase in cases is expected in the next weeks. →
As the number of infections drops, Toronto’s vaccination campaign continues quickly. More than 77% of Toronto adults have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and more than 45% are fully immunized. →
Photos courtesy of the Consulate of Mexico in Toronto.
Three thousand Mexican seasonal farmworkers in Canada have already received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. →
The tsunami that hit Laurentian University continues to heat up. →
